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The changes to the world of work in the last 10 years have been vast. We have seen a universal adoption of mobile technology and the rise of professional networking sites means the way we’re recruited is changing.

We can track back over the past 100 years and see that our collective computing capability has seen exponential growth. Taking massive strides in computing power, storage and accessibility which has never been experienced at such a rate.

In May 2019 Ofsted released new categories within its inspection framework. Out of all these the one that aligns itself to curriculum the most isÌýQuality of Education.

Thinking about teaching BTEC Applied Psychology? We recently spoke to Amanda Bridger, Psychology teacher at Portsmouth College, about her experience of the new qualification.Ìý

Choice is in vogue. In any area of life, there are many options you can take, each with their own pros and cons — and the variety only seems to be growing.

For many of us, social media is a way of life. It’s hardly surprising that individuals and businesses have capitalised on this usage for their own marketing purposes.

They say if you give a man a fish, he’ll feed himself for a day, but teach a man to fish and he’ll never go hungry again. But what happens if the fish adapt to the fishing techniques faster than the man can learn them?

In the midst of a significant transformation in the way we design and create things, Cronton Sixth Form College is embracing the digitization of manufacturing.

At a time when almost half of UK STEM businesses are looking abroad to find candidates with the right skills, UTC Plymouth is paving the way for student success in the workplace.